Cancer survivors celebrate life at Dyker Heights Golf Club while gathering for dinner and an awards ceremony. Their message: there is hope after the diagnosis. Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach speaks with two survivors, women who have beat the disease two and three times, as well as the doctor in charge of breast cancer treatment at Maimonides Medical Center in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
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Spread the Faith to Children
Sister Tatiana joins us on Too Blessed to be Stressed. This blessed and beautiful religious sister shares with us how she spreads the faith she has received. Tune in and get blessed. Believe it!
Catholic Charities CEO Helping People of Cleveland
Catholic Charities CEO in the Diocese of Cleveland Patrick Gareau talks to Currents Anchor Liz Faublas on how they are helping the people of Cleveland.
Republican National Convention Boosts Economy
People rushing to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland are also helping to boost the economy- as much as $300 million dollars according to experts. Currents reports from among the Trump merchandise vendors, as both sellers and buyers talk about the boost to Cleveland’s economy.
Rudy Giuliani on Republican Nominee Donald Trump
Currents interviews former Mayor Rudy Giuliani on the Trump campaign and recent attacks on police at Republican National Convention.
60 Second Review – “The Secret Life of Pets”
David DiCerto reviews the computer animated adventure, THE SECRET LIFE OF PETS!
Protests Outside RNC Ask Trump to “Stop Hate”
Currents reports from outside the Republican National Convention where protestors are trying to send a clear message to the Republican Nominee, Donald Trump: “Stop Hate.”
Former Congressman Bob Turner Talks about Party Unity
Anchor Liz Faublas talks to Former NY Congressman Bob Turner about party unity and protests around the Republic National Convention.
Vincent Ignizio Talks About the Catholic View at RNC
Currents Anchor Liz Faublas talks to Catholic Charities of Staten Island CEO Vincent Ignizio about the Catholic view at the Republican Nation Convention.
Relics of Polish Martyr in Williamsburg Ahead of World Youth Day
St. Maximilian Kolbe died in the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp after volunteering to take the place of another prisoner. His relics are displayed at Williamsburg’s San Damiano Mission on a tour up the East Coast. Pilgrims headed to Poland’s World Youth Day are among the many who flock to the Mission to venerate the relics of this martyr. Currents Correspondent Katie Breidenbach reports.